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TRIBUNE VOL. 9 UNION MISSOURI. FRIDAY AUGUST 9. 1895 NUMBER 11. R. R. TIME TABLE St. L. Kansas City & Colorado. Station. Westbonnd, A.M. f.M. Nn. 7 No. 15. 7. SO 10.45 7.IW J 6..V5 .4l 4 m 1.00 Cast lMunt, A.M. I. M No. 6 30 07 8.15 8.5-0 So 10 12.30 !.: 2.1.0 bit Franklin county has 10.1:5; children if M'l.ool aire willtitl !lT holders. Ull.l as : - hi llir county ill receive !i.'M".74. which will ho distributed, :nu'iiI tlio various school districts ifj ! 1 1 count v at the rate of about 112 cents DUESTROWS CASE- Drairjjiny; itn Weary Lenifth I'n ion Villu KidK I.alia.lie St lj'tllS dciol 4.60 -.. . k . ti: i ill unlv rxrrT nUinKf ri llfllllE ' S ........ J J w MtWFfii Lnlon and Creve Cnr Uike. for each child in a district. 17 St. Louis & San Francisco R R. PACIFIJ. Nt. X " 4 " 8 .No 1 " 3 " 7 do. 4 No. 1 No. S 1) Ha. i No. 4 No. 1 No. X KAST BOUND Daily st Louis Mail 4 Wp. ra. Atlantic Exurens 5:24a. m. 1 k tcept Sumlay la-cilii Acojiimiodatlon 7:01) a. m. Hail) I-ocal 'riKht 1:40 p.m. WK.ST WIUSU lailyKxpreistolMail:Ma. in. tulu Kx.ru :Hp. m. " Kxo-ul Sumlay. la-rilie. Acooii niotlatiou 7:10 p. ra. Daily 1-oeal freight 9:50 a. ni J.U. lUCKEKSOJi. Ageot. ST. CLA1K. KAST HOUND Atlauti" Kxpntui 4-Sa. m. St. l-oui Mail 4:lSp. iu. Urol Freight 14:15 P- n. WtST UOUSD Tetas Colo Mail 10:13 a. m. California Kxpress 10:tp. m. Iu-il Freight 12:15 p. m. SUXU1VAN. KAST BOUND Daily St. l-ouis Mail S:3sp.:n. Daily Atlantic Express 4:16 a. m. Iural Kreigtit 11: t. m. WEST BOUND Daily Express A Uolo Mail '.l:0a.m. Daily Colo Express 11 :ft".p. in. I,ocai ErxiKlit 1:50 p. m. Senator Cookrell :inlex-lepresenta.-tive Illand are certain that the democratic party will surely lose in tin next national campaign unles the platfotm declares unequivical.y for free coinage President Cleveland and Seo. ( 'arlisle think they will lose if they lo. So. what is a Mor democrat to do ? At the recent general session of the Msssouri legislature a law was passed providino; for the election of oolinty assessors for four years instead of two. Ininninir with the oleotion in 1890. Ami the assessor is not elifiible to reflection, .lint, in fact, is distpialitied from hold no; any county cilice for two years after the expiration of his term as assessor. Missouri Pacific. PACIFIC. 4o. 4 8 12 ti 2 lJ NO 5 1 11 No. f ti 2 No. 5 1 111 121 KAST. Mail ami Kxpresa Kansas City ami Wichita exp Washington Aeeoiiiotlniion In:u1 !rtf(fiier l.imitol Mail antt Exprexs Loi al r relt-'ht W EST Loral I'as.enmT Mail aii'l Ex.'irHS Wa.Uiuton Atomm'ation Throupli Mail :"! Express C'lora'l and T-xas Express Kaat Mail lM-dl r'micht V ASlUNnON. EAST. Mad ami I'axsinRer Kan:.:., f ity ami Vicliita exp w aiiint.oi Aci-miitf tlation IM-al l':ia.-9f!l;;t'l Eiiiiitwl Mail aul Express W EST. liocal Patsf-iiKiT Mail ami Express Mail and e-press. Waliin;l"n aci-ommodation l.r.al KrniKlit Time.. 5: M a iu 5:57 ' :i " 4 :! p m 0:16 ' 1:05 " Time 9:1s a in 10:14 . 7:11 p 111 !t:i3 ' 10:53 .4:01a m 11 ' NO. 0 NKW HAVKN. WEST. Mail Express TIME. 4:57 a ni 5: ii a iu 5: 5 a in 3:40 p in 4 .43 p m :Vi a III in -45 a m 10:1" pin 7 :.Vi p in I :S5 p m Time l::r m. iJh-nl K ress IH-.ii a m I.umI K..' r'.tl -4:l.k II ni Carr:e paHiisjt'ri Uerw'Mi Waliintf-ton Hid I'iiainoise. NO NO. 4 EAST. liiriili Express and Pass. s i t-ai r.xprMs t'i 1 oral l'r-!'Iit i'arri' paeners ! f vi-'ii t liamois and V ijsiiin-ton 4: A. M. :: l:i p M !:lli a in It Soaks Into the Flesh right down through the ': fevered parts to where : the inflammation is rooted. That is why Mustang Liniment r4 cures all aches and f pains of man or beast." If it evaporated or remained on the skin it ; could not cure. That ; is why volatile extracts i fail. Theycan'tgodown through the inflamed parts. Mustang Liniment owes its success to its power of penetration. There is nothing marvelous about its curative powers. It is simply a few common sense ingredients combined in a way to make pen-(etration possible and insure a cure. Mustang Liniment has been used for one-. half a century. Write for "Fairy Story Bonk,"illns-raf-i, al "Hints from a HorvUoo-tir"s Diary." B-th books maiW free. Lyon Manufacturing Co., 43 South 5th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. The Hon. LT. S. Hall slated in a conversation the other lay that he was for souik! currency, that kind favored liy Cleveland: also, that he had tried for years to lie a '"free silver" advocate, hut could not. knowing that the )ieople f his district wanted "free silver." hut in the future he would advocate "gold standard," and would campaign the district on that issue. CarrolltonDemocrat. i The little town of Lilieriil, in Harton Co.. this state, has sold this year a quarter of a million quarts of lilack-lierries. shipping tkeni to various markets. An idea of the importance of this industry is g: aned from the Liheral Knterprise. which says there was alioiit Si4(MK( paid out to the jhhu- people of that vicinity just for picking the herries. Black herries grow naturally in the vi cinity of I'nion. Why don't some one trv their cultivation lu re ? We are certainly j.s near market here as the growers at Ltlieral. THE INSTITUTE. Owing to tin- crowded condition of our columns and the fact that almost the Kiitire wewk has lioon taken up in 'Namiiiati we make no extendid notice of the institute this week, further than it is the lest institute wver held in the county. From a private h-tter from Hoiv.-ird Cass. F.ditor ot the .Missouri School Journal. learn that Mate SujH-riiiD ndant Kirk reported that 1-r.'iiikliu comity ha 1 hy tar the lMt iiisticuti he lias vi-ited since he has icon in otlice. The ii:-iiti;tc closes todav witli a ii:sitii--s meeting. Free Seliolarxhip. Die last general as-emlilv made pro vision for free scholarship at the State niversitv. A general fund, the intcr- -l ::pin which is to pay for the scholarship, i- to : c derived from the follow-ng sources: A tax on all property left '.y'w'ill that is Hot willed to a father, mother, hti'haml. wife or direct lineal descent, and unless it lie left for char-J itahie. islucatioual or religious purposes and a tax of -Vt cts. upon every TI0IMI capital -took of new corporations, and a tax upon themanufai-tur-mg or ciidliii; ol patent m.-diciiics. :ilid all moneys that may escheat to the state. These in hrief are' the general provisions for raising a "Seminary fund" and a "State University Scholarship fund." It seems to us licit it will he many years lie fore this fund will he large enough in this county for the interest thereon to support even one free scholarship. These scholarships are to no to the students pas-ing the host examination . hefore an examining hoard, to he constituted as follows: One appointed hy the president of fie state hoard of education, one hy the county court, ami these two to select the third County Commissioner ( o!e has lieen ppoiiit-d asa niemher of this hoard hy the president of the curators. The county court will proli dily make their appoin; nient while in session next week. The tw: can then up; oint toitli nil the noaril. a' l proceed to exam'ue1 applicants for ile- empty honor of a free i scholarship. Kinpiy hecause of luck ol funds to make it real. The only money in this fund in this coutitv is 4H. ,.. which the sl ite treas- ui or has recently set t our county treasury to he credited to tl.o State University Soho'ardiii fund. This amount, is supposed to he three-fonr'hs of the fees paid into tin- stale treasury hy thel, i a-luiis-toii Ifmlding and Loan association, upon its recent incorporation. The oilier fourth of the fee wont into the St: to Seminary fend. This is a small hogi.nniiig hut it will sonic day a uoimt to a coiisiderahle. We have not yet given a list of the lawyers employed upon this case. They arc. for the stuteFos-cut-ing Attorney Wm. Zachritz of St. Louis c:tv. assisted hy Ho-i. Lee Meriwether. State Lalxir Commissioner of Missouri. Prosecuting Attorney Aug. Ilolte and Proh-ite Judge Chas. F Oallenkamp. of Union; on t'ie defense Kx-Uieut. Gov. Chas V Johnson, with the reputation of the greatest criminal lawyer in the state. Hon. "Nat" Dryden. and Chas. Noland. Esij.. all prominent members of the St. Louis bar. and associated with them are Hon. John W. Booth and Col. A. W. Maupin, liotli of Franklin Co. Ability, and enough of it on either side. The bulk of the proceedings in the great trial during Frid i: and Saturday of last week were uninieresting : there was much that was fairly disgusting. To prove hereditary alcoholic insanity. what scientists would term "inherited acquisition," in the accused, it was necessary, of course, to go back to his parents. And what a record was dragged from the graves, we may say, of the Uuestrows anil given a public airing ! Several times the question xvas asked. "Is it Arthur Duestrow. or his dead parents, that are oi trial ?' And the wonder was quite common that such a gre tt array of witnesses should lie produced to prove what was evident to all. that the prisoner was an indulged, spoiled child, that grew up to a drunken, besotted manhood. Witness :lver witness, commencing with her father by di-jxi-ition. testified that the mother of Arthur Duestrow was a nard driukor a drunkard ! The prevailing story was that her regular bill of fare commenced wi:h beer in the morning (One old lady who had lieen with her a good oeal estima- mated herd:'ll poti m of that heveage at a dollar's worth.) and progressed through regular grades or series of drinks until finishing off at night on democratic whiskey. This i imo was not at all times strictlv adhered to. At times she became irregular iu her habits and was liable to mix her li ink i idiseriiiiiuate-ly. No d.itiht if was this habit of mixing her drinks coupled with that other both progressive in their nature of drinking between drinks, th.it ee:lhled her. in her ad-v.i need years, to transmit pe:sonal tastes ami traits tc h-r offspring, and at tin same time peculiar ly qiialilicd her for the important secret mission, upon which Governor Johnson sent her to Kurope a year ago : Tin" Due-ti-ow paterf nnalias was neither forgotten nor neglecieii in the if mil.' group. He siietit his evenings at his "club." from which he was in-vari tbly carried homo, if not "too full for : ttereiico." with t o much ballast for locomotion. After the character foi drunkenness was we'l established in the parents, it was e-isy. by the loirie of the defense, t transmit it to the offspring. Arthur Duestrow did not make : reputation as a pubiio saloon drinker before ho was lifteeu or sixteen veal s of age. I'll he had long before jivon promise in the family circle of his abilities to maintain that family's reputation.By the time he reached the age when he should have been a man. his stomach had developed a remarkable capacity for ondonsatioti or of expansion, to be able to hold all the liquids (not to inoiit'on the crabs i object to any evidence beiuir reintroduced that had Iweti used in previous cases, as that had lieni judicially decided. The court took the matter under advisement until the next morning. Saturday morning. Judge Hirel de cided that any and all the exjiert testimony of the former trials was adinissa-b'.e and may lie introduced iu this. This opens the flood-gates to vast possibilities. Much of the testimony he-foie the coroner's court was read in the afternoon. Court adjourned iu time to allow of all of the St. Iouit contingency who desired to to take the sjiecial train that was put on for their accommodation, and that started at .V50 for the city. We were perfectly willing that many should take advantage, not of returning to the city so much as of getting away from Union. Monday, the ninth day of the trial, opened with promptness and tin flagged interest. The morning s-cia! from St. Louis brought a loud of attendants, but the bulk of ritT-ralTs and roughs the former companions of Duestow, who could '"speak by the caad" of his old orgies, have gone, neer to return, it is hoped. And with thtiin are gone the detectives whose duties resembled those of the cow-hoys of the southwest to keep the animals rounded up and well in hand, from getting too drunk. A few of that class of witnesses remained to relate old drunks today, and Duestrow seemed to enjoy the reminis-ctuices. as reviving fond memories of his halt-ion days. The story was generally given with tue old. uninteresting details. One witnes, a Mr. Lenze, gave a happy variation, added new light, us it were, to the subject. He had seen dashes, not sparks, hut regular tlashs, of electric light from Duest row's eyes!.' Did not estimate the amount nor kind of driiiKs it took to generate the lights, nor which drank the most iu order to see them, the witness or the pri:onr. Some of the old jail guar Is retold the old stories of Duestrow's pranks in jail, ami their was a clearing up of lay testi mony and gattintr ready for the expert. Since Monday the proceedings have olisisted principally of a repetition of what we have liefore heard detailed through two long and tedious triaU. the testimony of prolessors. doctor and experts. All the force before here for the defense are here again, excepting Dr. Chaddoek. who is absent with his f unily in Kurope. The ponderous Simons, brany Bremer, vivacious an I ready Baudys father and son. and Dr. Fit.patrick. all have their parts well learned Dr. Geo. C. Crandall is a new witness in the ease. The doctor is u young g.-ntleiiinti m idost and una suming. but. after his experience in the insane asylun ot Michigan and his course in Germany, he comes peculiar! ,-prepared for the task to which Gov. Johnson calls him. His testimony was of import ".nee t- the dcf 'Use. Dr. C. has assumed the chair of Professor of Medical Practice in Marioti-Sinmis Medical college. St Louis. Prof. Hamilton of St. Clair, and Dr. P. X. Builer of Washington, and Dr. L. P. Butler of Casco. are tin- witness, es of the county to testify on tiiedt-feuse. All s!i insanity in Duestrow. JACOB JUDY Returned tm Franklin Co. to An-Hxcr to the Charge of .Murder Conimited 18 Year i4 Ago. Union MarKot j-teDort Deputy Sheriff C. K. Terry started from Union on the 5:30 train last Sunday morning with a requisition in his pocket from Gov. Stone upon the governor of Arkansas for the person of one Jacob Judy, then in custody at Duval's Biuff. that state, and wanted here on the charge of murder. He returned with his man Wednesday forenoon. The following is a summary of what we know concerting the man and the crime with which he is charged: Some twenty years ago Mr. Jacob Judy came into our county and lived for a while on the farm then owned by ("apt. Immel, on the Burlmise, aliove Noser's mill. He had a bad reputation: was a dridkingand disorderly character. Finally, committing an overt act, a warrant was placed in the hands of Sheriff J. T. Crowe for his arrest. He then skipped the country. A few years later, in Febrttcry, 1STT, he was moving by wagon through the eastern part of our county, on his way to Arkansas. He stopped to camp, he says, near the farmhouse of the O'Garha family, near Catawissa. The family invited him into the house. The roads lieing bad. he stayed a few days with them, working for his board. He says there was much talk between the old man O'Garha and his son Janes and himself on the subject of trading horses. They, the father and sot finally claimed that a bargain had boon made: but he claims it was only condition il that he could sell the horse that he was to take from then:. Failing to do so. he claim"d his own back. They forbid his taking any of his property off the place iM'foru complying with the terms of their version of the trade. :le says one morning after the men had gone to work he look the horse tiny claimed he hud traded ihoni. from the stable and saddled to ride to the justice of the peace to lind out how to g t possession of his propert'-. A girl uw him and gave I lie al.nrrn. The old man ami soli came alter him and called for him to stop. The young man. James, overlook hun iboiit loo yards up tin-road, ami with a 'J-lbstoiie in one hand. grabU-d the horse's reins with the other and made threatening mot'io-is with the stone. "Then." says Judy. ' I pulled mv pitol and lired ! As tic old j man was coming up. i j-i iti ;". 1 from my horse and ran." After evadiiig the oliiei ii,a year or iwoiti Illinois and lu.ii innt. ho sa ' he Wheat per bu ."! ! Clover Seed 5 no Coin, per bu 71 Oats, per bu 40 I Bacon, per lb S 4 Butter per lb 5 7 Coffee, roasted Santos ."si Coffee, Maracaibo Roasted. . Hi) Coffee, fancy per lb 25 Coffee choice per lb 2.J Kifjfs, per doz 7 Ham. per lb 10 VI Oatmeal, per lb 10 Onions, per bn 75&lo Potatoes bu 40 K Rice per lb 5 s Sugar, granulated 71 8ugar, A 05 Sugar, light brown 4J Soda . o. Tea, un powder (& 7o OFFICIAL DIIRECTORY. Circuit Judge,. . . K. Hirzet, Clayton Probate Judge C. F. Gullenkaiup. Presiding Judge County Court Marshal A. Coleman, CampleIlton Associate Judge, 1st Dist., Robert Hoffmann, Washington Associa'K Judge 2nd Dist., K. 15. Denny Hemker County Clerk,. .Herman Wieseb Union Circuit Clerk, . John C. Weimer, Union Assessor, Pleasant A. Smith Beiiiont Collector, F. W Pehle. L'nku Sheriff Wm M. eiry. Union Recorder D. A. Schuster, Union Public Adm., .F. H. Thias, Washington Prosecuting Atty., A.H. B olte, U nion Surveyor,. ..... .Charles Moore, Union Treasurer, .. XV H Breokenkamp. U nion School Comm., f . A t ole, aslungton. Representative, .J. W. Martin,Shotweii Coroner. Dr. O.L. Mtiencli. T H E; SUGAR-PLUM w w Cw I w. AS NO QU ALm, r! Price $7.00- Delnci . any 1C. K. Station in Franklin Co. SATISFACTM N GUAR-ASTF.F.P or M e .. .u d.si. I4EHR H. KAMW, SOLE AG?.. WASHINGTON , MO. BUSINESS DIRECTORY! OF UNION, Ai'.SSObi?.. We Recommend to the Public all Whose t ames are Found in our Directory Column. Terms of the Court). The various Courts of Franklin Coun ty moot in Union on dates as follows: Circuit Court 2d Monday in Janu ary. 4th Monday in April. Sd Monday in Septemlter. County Court Regular terms, first Mondays of February. May. August, i ml November- Special terms, to grant dramshop licenses. 4th day of January and of July; to settle with collector. 1st Monday iu March: as a b ::rd of equalization. 1st Monday iu pril; as hoard of appeals. 4th Monday in April. Probate Court 1st Mondays in March. Juno, September and Decemlier. Side Lights Gardner, on the defense. Was culled away l ist week, hut the trial continued. Thoro is a noticeable difference between tlie chai'actar of the lay witnesses for the state ami for the defence. None of the foi mor wore drunk and lighting on the streets. in the estimation of a dollar's worth of beer a day drank, it was not stated whether the calculation "us based upon that he pourd into J the price per glass, by the --growler." No won. lor hi' Fut it N iti -. i- !:: M!er- .;i:'-r--:' ltr,'.-i-."! i:r.i irs.'lhl -'.'it t "'"', Mitt ire. y iii" t. nil t-rntiors iir.il i in :lic- est -lie ,it il.-nrv ltrriel. I H;i"i-T',m.-. : in? utstraior ,N lr li.ahf lin:,l h ill, in, nt tliflef ft e : li-rin "I' !l ; in ..!- .mirl of r r:oik;iii t . iss.n i l. ni ;! in the ro- ale urt : :ii til cnit Inms... .it I n on, beginning ee: St I'leinl.i r ):'. liK i;;.K iii-l-TKl.s, .iii:ii.;s:r:i. i. hs s - .a. --Jai. . -i r 2 .1 r 3 !(!.. "At ciuuzc. '"i :.e r t j.: A Fa . Pt- tr-. "'il'.'--. Jcos; -i i. t.'.- ti"t - seal Vsi. .i.-r.".- !..e ; i r.rci Real Eftate Transfers. Mugdaleiia .t. S haul- to Silas A. Hall & Otto Schmidt, property in Bergor Silas A. Hall & Otto ohmidt to Irs. M. M. Sciiaub, propei-ty in Bergor H-nry Jiiedeiiiann t Silas A. Hull & Otto Schmidt, properiy in Bergor ! Magdalena M. Si'haub to Silas A. Hull & Otto Schmidt, property in Bergor Henry Breder to Fred Gruiieker. 40 a in :-. 44, 3 w Mary A. Pigg t K. A. Pigg. property in Sullivan John Noser toll nry Strelilinann It) a iu is. 4. w J. T. Crow to II. W. land i;i sec :!. 4:! 2 w Wai. Si haefer to Aug !i5 i a in survey IU4 Aug. L'ei 11:1 ril to (.'has. 37 a in 27. 4(i, 4 v tiiat receptich spells of staring vacantly at nothing, or that he went armed against imaginary foes. The oiiiy wonder is that it as not snakes instead of burglars tiiar infested him. And a!i of this terrible showing up of family and the man is iu his --ie- fense. !" lo what oxt-nt docs crime excuse crime ': There was an occasional variation in this monotonous rtciiai of debauchery and evil doing. Gov. Johnson was on the outside much of the time during the last two navs ol ti.o week. Aot tooling well, he eft the arduous duties of the court room to his trusty lieutenants, while he took fresh air. B:it the sequel proved he was n t out solely for his health. He delected a state's detective coach ing some of the witnesses for the defense. A vigorous objection was011-t'-reil. which b.d fair fur a while of being hud I - r oy the keg. This is the lir.-t trial the county ovi had ot importance to warrant running an extra train to accommodate its at tendance. r.verv tram from St. Louis hnugs additions 10 our St. Louis coutitigents- e.ieh one returning takes some away. With the return of the eminent .x- nerts. wo have a wonderlul uggregati 11 of brains, and a fa r amount of adepost as well its some other mutter n town. It is generally concede I that t!i expeits are up to the denial. ds much iieiter than tliey were on the previous trials. Th,i Du -strow case has been a progressive school to iheui. If tin S'.ime jury hud boon continued in tin case, t ley might have caught on t some of the phraseology or tochni -liul'ities of a scientific n:;'.kcup crazy subject. j would have learned .something, or gone settled by the iieeiisb "rry 00 lo. B'lt it wa- disposed of for the tiiiie bv the -J0(Ml iro iciiinr liTivimr t ie deleetile siihnoo. tnied us a witness, us bv so ,lo,g !: 1arn--"1 ,n l I would :.t least heexeluded from ll.e eon,'! 1 '", m1 dlM-lHO.!." the jury lemeluoo crazy themselves, It would be interesting to krow ji s, huw much of all the expert profoundly settl'il in Ark:iisa-. h-u'o he ha - sim-.-t rio 1 to lead an honest life, under the assumed 11 m 1 1 1 of Jacob Joiiuson. The fo.. g.ing is tue ver.ioii of tic-a ff a if as given by tlie uceu-eil throughout. He was iiuiictoii for nu.rder in the first degree by a Franklin county grand jury on Ma.r 21. I--77. Theie are now m o living witnesses to the crime, he ill tier nd the si-te: of the tieocasotl.-the latt'-r l''l!ig Mi's. Joiiil ('only of C;.ts !ss i. His tin--! tu t.'!t'oti u:id arre-t wer... bri.iitht :i:,o it throi:g;. a family quarrel, tie- hiishand of a d- tighter who was but two viai's o'.,i when the f tthor did til." tiend. l'e;.oit llg i the civil illihor- ities am! L.e.v 1 i'-.d'-d 1 1 1 Sliei- i il" Terry. That t tin '.' h-d tie leqni- sltlOII p-pe!'- I "111 ItoV. MllIK III liaiol. 111 anticipation of wiul was coimug when the telegram ciiite Saturday night ia-t. i:;-li ing Inn. that the man was ready: and Kdg.tr Terry was readv lo start on t .10 lu -t tiaiu Dopu'y Terr-, rcpoit- that as far as he coil d hear. Ill-' acciisotl irars ago name in Ark:ni-:i- Onlrr of l'nHu-itthn. STATK OF MISSIICHI. i C. unity of Krankliu. s In the L'inruit Conrtef Hid county. .Seiiteiiilier term . Isaft, in vaualion. Julv lit. ls:5 ACTION TO KMUIlCK TAX I. IKS. The state r Mi"soiiri, at the relation anil to ill." msi'.u hrnli-rit k W. I'tlile. cotlecier ot the rrvfiiue in antl ri thf county oS Kr:nkiin . i n t it-s . tie el Missom i. t'laiiuiir. vs. Luther 11. V1111. K:wsr l Itn-l.-ll ami .l.ihn s. smith, 1 i(.l.-alantd. . at ihis day, cunes the lni iitltT'. liy .-tuii.sel . l--.,re the lilldersiiwd I l'rk "if th I'irt-uit lMirt of t-rankliii kuiii. M,suri. j i.i vaeatieii. ami liltss lie-eoi its p 'ittion. alleif- tui; a.ti.ini; other tuns'?' lli.il tie- s.-.i.i nt'ien.i-.nit. -I .tin s smith, is a nmi-i i-siilini nt the siat-'.u Missouri, and cannot he soiiiinoned in .ins .it'tioi. It is therefore ordered hy the clerk al'nie.said, 111 vacaieia, that puhlicatioii be made notify-.nit sue I deieiittant, John S. Smith, that ,n te.i.iu has been coaniienee i aatlist him hy IMHitioii in the circuit coart ol 1 lunklin coun-1., in the .state ot Missouri, the object ami s'enei al nalure of w Inch 1 ri In enl'oree tue lien of .in- state of Mi-iouri lor t.ixes upja the llo-ui-- il-s,,ribe,l lauds situated ia .1 fnu.-ily, to-it : 1-i Iit i, N-W 1-4 sec I. town HI, K 2 w, .ml K 1 i 01' Lot -J. N K I- sec i, to 11 4o. It i w .Hid lo r- coxer the .-iiiiouut 01 taxes due on aid lands f.,r Hie years l-:il. V.rl. and 1-slti, ana io.it unless lit tie and arear at the next rei;u-nr term of this court. 10 ne lirjuu 1 nd livid ,t Hi." court house iu th." tn of Union, r 1 aiikliii county, Miss mi 1. on the :d Monday 111 sepi.-min-r next, s:Ct. and 011 or bt-lore the liuni lav Ihi'teiU ( 1 the term shall lelitf cili- t i 11 lit-, il not, laeii before the euu ot the t rim, and answer or demur lo plaintiff's petition, . ..e name will be taken as confessed and Jtids-;ne:il rendered accordinKly. it is luriher oeieri'd mat a copy ht-r-'il in- pubiistn'.ta.:coi-.i-111.4 to law 111 the i'riiuiip-Kcfiit!;cuu, a newspaper primed and puolishe.t in saet louniy of t ihiiIiiu. Missouri. A true cop) from the record. Attest: 1. s .ISO. I WEIMKlt. .1.11 sc iai'ku. Circuit derk. Attortiei l.ir llaintilf. CJeneral Mereliandlt-ie. J. C, Rein hard. North-west of Pubic Square. B. B. Beckmann. Fast Cedar !t Reinhard Bros., C'or. and Locus sts.. south-west cor. Public Squire. Qorg & Moutier, North Union, near Di'pot. H. II. Kunip, 41ti & 418, E. oth St.. Washington. Mo. Ileal Kntate. Qallnkamp & Wood, Cedar St. Stovi-K and Hardware. Oscar Busch, cor. Church & Locus sts., south-east cor Public Sqtiere. H-mIm d Nhnes. C. Arand & Son. Fast Cedar st. A. J. Mueller, North of Pub. Square. Drugs. liast side Pub. Square ZEltT- H, VITT. Union, Uc. Convenient Vehicles hired out and Conveyance Furni-hed at liites to suit tlieCtinies. Alsc All kinds of Teaui Work done. WBLDAY'S NURSERY L. D Wkldav. Uxiox. M. Grows and Sells j FRUIT and ORXAMFXTAL TRFJ5S j ut.d VINKS. Kt.'.. j Best suited to our soil and c-imate. I PRICKS as LOW as ;o.i.i Stock, true t name, and Honest and Fair Dealing wi'd admit. We will start a Branch Nursery at Hollow P.O.. St. Louis Co.. this fall. You can got trees at the Nursery, at UNION r HOLLOW." . Mueneh, I.nntHer and P. F. A. Berdmg.. I'liilip I5rieileb, J. H. Bartle. tin I Mime. Union, St. Clair. St. Clair, Mo M... Mo. I. C. RniNi-W DEALER IN 1r. Price's Cream Baking Powder World' - Fair Mizhe Medal .nd Oiploma. FAIR FACES Disfigured by Eruptions ARE rt BED BY AYER'S Sarsaparilla "Some years OJ ago, I was in a q terrible coiuii- o tion Willi a 1m- 5 O nior, or enii- q; tlon, w hi ell O tireke out all J" over my face 1 and body. See- O; g the testl- " f inony 01 others 'as to the i-fll- Oj cacy of Ayer's gj Sarsattarilla in like case. I concluded o: to give this liiedicine a trial, and the 05 result was a tliorouidi ure. no slKn of Q the complaint making its appearance of since. I have no hesitation In recnin- Oj nn - - - Fackler. I'ardiok. IlUl'll. B room. Desiring to ml himself entirely of his presence. Johnson telegraphed to Chief llarrigan a request that the obnoxious detective be recalled. This was considered sharp -iractico. but Zachritz got in a good counter by having the detective siibpoenied as a w itness for tin-state, and claiming his presence at court! So Dot-ctive Viehl remained in several different capacities. One Wm. Byrd, an intelligent persim- loO j niou-colorcd protluct of a St. Louis inivtUM' of rce-, gave details of a 120 ! '''-"'I' hunt oii.-e upon a tiiti-" near ( 'uii.i. Mo. It was upon that occasion lint oj.) 1 Dllesl row shoe an I killed a lino nog. but it'll 1.1 a passion of anger, us baboon rteatt'ii. Tiio auiiiiii.il had 1 mis.tirti.ae to h ive a leg broken under 41 H 1 ,'.'". 1 2;oo :$,( 41.0 liiemling Ayer's Sarsaparilla lor any 0; kind of skin ilrsease." J. W. DEAN, oi Moss 1'olnt, Miss. g Aunr'n The HICI 0 Only 1 . -a A a. ..a WaHH. C 1 V III I LLsTWl a Mis, wvwiis. s. . - q pooooooooooooooooooooooo. Onli-r ' I'u bin at ion. Statk oe Missoi'iti, 1 ts. 1 oiinty or Kr.nklin. I In the Circuit Court f said t'oiiiuv. .September term, j.s'.'.'i; ia vara-tioi.. Julv 111. IS!C. Action toKnforie Tax Lb-ti. The state of Missouri at the relation and to the use of Frederick W.l'ehle. collector ..f Hie itevei.iie in anil for the Countv ol irnnkliii. in the State of Missouri, pl'dlitilT. !. Amos iV Maupui. L. Frnik I'.irker, Koben HoT-:iiaiin and A . -I Seav. lelenda:its Now. at Ibis tlav comes tn iilaititilT. bv ..nn, ii. belore the uiidcr-i - led C:erl: o. tie- I Circuit Court of Iranklin County. M,ss.:u i I in jtt-:itio.. and liles herein its p.-:i:io!i. all-"ir- i iijr an. 01m ether thins thai Hie del. ua.iiil. A ' i seav . is a iion-reseb'iit of the state ..f Miss I ntri, ai d cannot be summon .! in this nc ion ! It is therefore ordered by the clerk atoesael . 1 i:i va a;i.oii, that publicali-in he ru.eb- i,oli:yin; ' said deienitaiit thai an action ha.- been cm iiieiiced against hun by pe'.ili .nin Hi Circuit t urt or f rai kliu cuiiuty. 111 lie' 'a;e 01 oiss :eri. '.he i.bj.s't and Keiierai iiatui- tit whirl is to enforce the lieu el' the slat. 'I .Missouri lor t.-i ves unon tile lollou uiic dewribeil land suual tl in .-aid county. to-,tu: Lois numbered :l. 4, and 111 block HI. O. T. i'nion. and lo recover tlie aiie-uul el tn.xe.. due oil s.i.d lands lor the years ls-.w, l-.o. and li.i. and that unless he be aiel :ipii ar at ti." ...At r-itular term of this curt, to ne beuii .ml held at the court housf in n.ecitv ol I num. Franklin county. Miss.niri. "n the! ,1 lav iu spl. niher next, ls:-.'. aedon or 1 1- , ..re me third day lln n-ol (if the t-rm -nail I. oik conliniie. it not. then b. lore Hi" - -1 1 I l Lilt- lerm). an 1 answer to ilvinur : pbut.tit! 's petition, the same will t .Kt-.. as ronl ind ju.iitoieiit rendered accoriinl , . It is furl her ordered thai a copy hereoi be putilish-d I ;Lccordiii(; to law iu the Iribui.e Ueptii.iicaii, a i new spap-r printed and Oih.ish.-d iu sao. conn :tytd Franklin, Missouri. ' A true copy from the record. I .vttkst: (L s.J JSO. C. WF.I.MElt. J. II . s, hai'Kii. l ir. ml Cicrk. lift! Attorney f jr "daiDti 1 Millinery, Miss CoraHibbard, West of Public) Square. ! Merchant Tnilwr. J. W. Heill, North-West of Pubh'c Square. I'ni.tit Marble Yard. Edwin Baur, Cedar st. ' l'hxMiciaii. U. Q. Miller, Ovei J, C. Keinhani's ; Store. H. A. C. Poppenhusen, south of Public ; square. j A. Housemanp, laonard Buildmr ; Washington Missouri. ; DenllKtry. S. T. Peter, Main St., near postof- lice, Washington. W. i. Hempeimann. Now Haven Mo Law. C. F. Galleukamp. at l!eal Lstate ollice I'hos. B Crews, St. Louis. Fnrni.ni-e. J. F. Hoin .&S011. West Pub. Square.; ISIat-Ksiiuiiii A Ag..Iniliiueiit- 1- ti. Gehlere & ('o.. West Cedar st. A. Szyinaiisky & Son. Fast Cedar st. Ten 111 lug. Herman Vitt, Union, Mo. icn. Insurance. Baur tJt Il'iliinaiin. Union. Mo. Kahmuiin & Plies, Washington, Mo. little). 1 Union Hotel, Mrs. Moutier. North til Public Sqiian;. North Union. Goo. W. Link, 2ear Depot., Home House, (.'urban Bake:. salooiiM. Star." A. Kraiiiolow sky. North of Pubiio Square. iViamoad." O. Strockef, South of Public Square. nciil Market. Henry Simons, oast of Public Squaie. Xun-eriew. L. Wehlav. I 111011 Mo. DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. EPS. SCHOOL BOOKS a Specialty. SOLID THROUGH TRAIN? j--most !S T. L. O.U I fisl -fa Kansas Citv. St. Joseph OMAHA. ENER, St. Paul & if inneaptoii WITH estibuled Drawinff Zoon cJlv in? Oars declining: Chair Car Seats Fret PACIFIC C0A5 ONLY ONL CHAM or I KS TO THE BEST 1.1 JME FOR 1 KA & THE BLACK KXZ.U. I Hoars Quickest tim; to OAifM and COLORADO POINTS. Trains laily IIilweeH 51 1 ;iaul uiiil .tl in nea olii. tienersl e.'H-t-i D. C IVES. t ri :.-.it t. St.. Lou P- F- A.- BERDISG, UNION Mmj GARPENTLlv. GOiHTRG ;0R AND 3UILDE AiSo proprietor of th i invi trthe ladiksof union )UNI0N LuMBErl YABJt o Kive a C AUKKLI, I N'Si';X 1 K N OK.V ill (if.'e GtithitUt': tt gpQtfy liOODrj, which, in addition to h Coinitlct Ln 7 . . of HKST-l'l.ASS M1I.UNKKV, imauae i tloni, a,I mil ft.nt all I)RESS-MAKIN(r . ' noilerial. . MiLLlAIERY. A N D n o;t i;o n;s "AT!srACT!ON OITARAOTEtD three hours, saying nothing about tin-dei'staniliiio; it. How iiiuny of the Duestrow jurvn en will ie able to diasjiioso a hy ol helical progress! e ease of paranoia, wilh tlebisive h.tllueiii.tiioiis. ha cinr sulieuta neo'is antecedents iiulicalivo of sarcoj. t s sc.ihoi. wilh pruritis ani lendi net -. and a few more precincts to In; ht ai. from When foi hotti iiiioo ceases to be a v r, tte. Attorney liooth should serve an injunction o 1 the caricature makers. Gaidiier has n-turncd. The btf'.nuiii;t of the en linjr is no: V;'t visible. Admin Sotlee is hereby fiver-, tlmt lett.-rs or istratl 1 1 upon tfie ..slat. i; .n,-ir!it-ii s ece3':. i.n-.e i.e.-n ur:.ni-i ti-s.iiet oy the iie:;;. ti' ( r-."oate 'r:u,l.lin eiieiitv ltss- u.i. . IsUi, All l,-rs lis li iviits el.t:o:s ,-, .; isi.-ite nre r tu;r". to -x' !!!'! r'-eni .iiniistrator for ailo'.vioe'" m ii:ii.i one 1 sahl tlaie. ortlie innj- In- j.r .'l.t ie l lieneht 01 sanl eslr,-,.. am; t,.a". Us.; nre not .r.'seii:tsl niiltin m-i i.-r-r- r tlale of lite lMll;e:ttioli ol this :i 'ir ". lie lol'ever ortrr-.t. i..,.T.tK. Sons'iiM-. .lieii!istratrix. i.lniin- :-.liit . leeler- -I s.t-.i I a.- 1 r i'r 'it! ;u aii II.-' 1' Marrit.se Licecsas. ( has. T Hiibbi rtf Julia KrawiK A. H. Hancell saiah F. Ni ft Claude It. Moody Anna Hacheumucher S. Louis County St. Charles Uuiou tin; w.ioon wheel, ami Duestrow shot it 0111 ot pity. He was caii'tbie of pity for a i'uj. Ho shot him. took a drink, shod a teal'. Ii-ok a strt. litter ill ink mol sent to to n foi more whiskey! The deieiise ..ITeivtl r. . intro lu :e evi df nee Friday Ikut causeu the state t THE TWiCu-A Wl S PUB IC ! a' i . i 1 i 1. ;. Good Only Until Ma on it. 2895. B.B BECKMANK 11 ALKlt l. GEERAL AiEuCKADl St. DRY GOODS; CHOICE FAMILY G- R O G K ' S Ll'C. N.B . nitKSS-MAKIXti W'll receive iii'tst vaieriil At nt o:i.; COKA II1I5UAI.1). Uni'tn MiSMim r I NION, l . 'K . l . ;C jy IOUKI. Tlior p'a't e I wa an iuteii'stinjr game of ha' it Sunday atthe home of A it.; Ueinmert. on Bijr Creek, between li' 'ii inipion City ciilh .nn! a nine made : j oi'taeltio; ( rook ami lii-.tuloiil ciii'.- aii.l resnlte I la the Champion Citv eio- ln'i nir he iteii by a so u e of is to l.'i. Jr. Price's Cream Biking Powder Most Perfect Made. Send two now -uh-i 1 lit l e, i! h 1 ilolial's aio! act .in - voai five Seii'l font new sol, I ri'.. r v.Tth fouri lol'ars . ii' I receive 1 ii ; r. ! : e. ear- with -lit cost ! "I 'o yo i i i i w n ot. " t'.i ir: In n you j see it "r w.-rdt.. t ' - i- sli-. ci.'i.t." j dr.ss th;. pKi'l'ltl.IC j . t t .oiii, M ' LIWERY flfiD-, FEED SI A . I.E UNION. MISSOURI. Buck & W .ntson PKOPKI KTOKS. THOS. B. CREWS, AlTOrtlkY Af LAW, OFt t'K t -Ho oiiis 3:s i irieli;uililiu- ., tli aiel In ust Sireeis, at. i.oniM. Mo. H.A C. POPPENHUSEN, M. D. 1 PHYSICIAN & SUHUEON tn'ru:i:t so ifii t'nhiu- sii,. e UXIO. H I r i 1 UNION MEAT MARKET, ! j-,,Y WIELWRV VIQISIS j EAST OF PUBLIC SQUARE j A GOOD SUPPLY OF : FKESH MEATS, SAUSAGES i AND A-EJ ; Co': taiit'.v First -Class Uigs of ah kinrs iiml Care fill Drivers furnished. '.ULYSSES G. MILLER, PHYS J AN & StliiuliM Qjfice ver -J . C Heinhanfs Store. iPS 'I euu , ir. tit Te ct Jtoite (Jt it n e c f mi , oveb'oc'rC ea.st ot Catholic Gitiirt-h. lO.V - .tliNMOiirl O'l ti ;Sore Eyes, Weak Eyest INFLAMED EYEB. 1 4.TVPL. T I " l 1? J 1 ' I -V LATI(s, ULCERATIONS, etc. s Tivtt i vrvTi -v,- 't-nrr. nxp DR. JAGXSON'S '.INDIAN EYE SALVE. itl.;1.- rrhtl to the nffttcttd. ' A safe, f ire ai:.i loeiisiint i r:iedv WMk liJM Mn eei-llie.ion. t ailing Kys M;lil Hi'-hireil. ' Also a cert'oi: ure for 2'le. f't-er Sore, ' Burn and Chappi! Ha nil or Salt Rheum. t ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT AT 25 CENTS. t 53

TRIBUNE VOL. 9 UNION MISSOURI. FRIDAY AUGUST 9. 1895 NUMBER 11. R. R. TIME TABLE St. L. Kansas City & Colorado. Station. Westbonnd, A.M. f.M. Nn. 7 No. 15. 7. SO 10.45 7.IW J 6..V5 .4l 4 m 1.00 Cast lMunt, A.M. I. M No. 6 30 07 8.15 8.5-0 So 10 12.30 !.: 2.1.0 bit Franklin county has 10.1:5; children if M'l.ool aire willtitl !lT holders. Ull.l as : - hi llir county ill receive !i.'M".74. which will ho distributed, :nu'iiI tlio various school districts ifj ! 1 1 count v at the rate of about 112 cents DUESTROWS CASE- Drairjjiny; itn Weary Lenifth I'n ion Villu KidK I.alia.lie St lj'tllS dciol 4.60 -.. . k . ti: i ill unlv rxrrT nUinKf ri llfllllE ' S ........ J J w MtWFfii Lnlon and Creve Cnr Uike. for each child in a district. 17 St. Louis & San Francisco R R. PACIFIJ. Nt. X " 4 " 8 .No 1 " 3 " 7 do. 4 No. 1 No. S 1) Ha. i No. 4 No. 1 No. X KAST BOUND Daily st Louis Mail 4 Wp. ra. Atlantic Exurens 5:24a. m. 1 k tcept Sumlay la-cilii Acojiimiodatlon 7:01) a. m. Hail) I-ocal 'riKht 1:40 p.m. WK.ST WIUSU lailyKxpreistolMail:Ma. in. tulu Kx.ru :Hp. m. " Kxo-ul Sumlay. la-rilie. Acooii niotlatiou 7:10 p. ra. Daily 1-oeal freight 9:50 a. ni J.U. lUCKEKSOJi. Ageot. ST. CLA1K. KAST HOUND Atlauti" Kxpntui 4-Sa. m. St. l-oui Mail 4:lSp. iu. Urol Freight 14:15 P- n. WtST UOUSD Tetas Colo Mail 10:13 a. m. California Kxpress 10:tp. m. Iu-il Freight 12:15 p. m. SUXU1VAN. KAST BOUND Daily St. l-ouis Mail S:3sp.:n. Daily Atlantic Express 4:16 a. m. Iural Kreigtit 11: t. m. WEST BOUND Daily Express A Uolo Mail '.l:0a.m. Daily Colo Express 11 :ft".p. in. I,ocai ErxiKlit 1:50 p. m. Senator Cookrell :inlex-lepresenta.-tive Illand are certain that the democratic party will surely lose in tin next national campaign unles the platfotm declares unequivical.y for free coinage President Cleveland and Seo. ( 'arlisle think they will lose if they lo. So. what is a Mor democrat to do ? At the recent general session of the Msssouri legislature a law was passed providino; for the election of oolinty assessors for four years instead of two. Ininninir with the oleotion in 1890. Ami the assessor is not elifiible to reflection, .lint, in fact, is distpialitied from hold no; any county cilice for two years after the expiration of his term as assessor. Missouri Pacific. PACIFIC. 4o. 4 8 12 ti 2 lJ NO 5 1 11 No. f ti 2 No. 5 1 111 121 KAST. Mail ami Kxpresa Kansas City ami Wichita exp Washington Aeeoiiiotlniion In:u1 !rtf(fiier l.imitol Mail antt Exprexs Loi al r relt-'ht W EST Loral I'as.enmT Mail aii'l Ex.'irHS Wa.Uiuton Atomm'ation Throupli Mail :"! Express C'lora'l and T-xas Express Kaat Mail lM-dl r'micht V ASlUNnON. EAST. Mad ami I'axsinRer Kan:.:., f ity ami Vicliita exp w aiiint.oi Aci-miitf tlation IM-al l':ia.-9f!l;;t'l Eiiiiitwl Mail aul Express W EST. liocal Patsf-iiKiT Mail ami Express Mail and e-press. Waliin;l"n aci-ommodation l.r.al KrniKlit Time.. 5: M a iu 5:57 ' :i " 4 :! p m 0:16 ' 1:05 " Time 9:1s a in 10:14 . 7:11 p 111 !t:i3 ' 10:53 .4:01a m 11 ' NO. 0 NKW HAVKN. WEST. Mail Express TIME. 4:57 a ni 5: ii a iu 5: 5 a in 3:40 p in 4 .43 p m :Vi a III in -45 a m 10:1" pin 7 :.Vi p in I :S5 p m Time l::r m. iJh-nl K ress IH-.ii a m I.umI K..' r'.tl -4:l.k II ni Carr:e paHiisjt'ri Uerw'Mi Waliintf-ton Hid I'iiainoise. NO NO. 4 EAST. liiriili Express and Pass. s i t-ai r.xprMs t'i 1 oral l'r-!'Iit i'arri' paeners ! f vi-'ii t liamois and V ijsiiin-ton 4: A. M. :: l:i p M !:lli a in It Soaks Into the Flesh right down through the ': fevered parts to where : the inflammation is rooted. That is why Mustang Liniment r4 cures all aches and f pains of man or beast." If it evaporated or remained on the skin it ; could not cure. That ; is why volatile extracts i fail. Theycan'tgodown through the inflamed parts. Mustang Liniment owes its success to its power of penetration. There is nothing marvelous about its curative powers. It is simply a few common sense ingredients combined in a way to make pen-(etration possible and insure a cure. Mustang Liniment has been used for one-. half a century. Write for "Fairy Story Bonk,"illns-raf-i, al "Hints from a HorvUoo-tir"s Diary." B-th books maiW free. Lyon Manufacturing Co., 43 South 5th St., Brooklyn, N. Y. The Hon. LT. S. Hall slated in a conversation the other lay that he was for souik! currency, that kind favored liy Cleveland: also, that he had tried for years to lie a '"free silver" advocate, hut could not. knowing that the )ieople f his district wanted "free silver." hut in the future he would advocate "gold standard," and would campaign the district on that issue. CarrolltonDemocrat. i The little town of Lilieriil, in Harton Co.. this state, has sold this year a quarter of a million quarts of lilack-lierries. shipping tkeni to various markets. An idea of the importance of this industry is g: aned from the Liheral Knterprise. which says there was alioiit Si4(MK( paid out to the jhhu- people of that vicinity just for picking the herries. Black herries grow naturally in the vi cinity of I'nion. Why don't some one trv their cultivation lu re ? We are certainly j.s near market here as the growers at Ltlieral. THE INSTITUTE. Owing to tin- crowded condition of our columns and the fact that almost the Kiitire wewk has lioon taken up in 'Namiiiati we make no extendid notice of the institute this week, further than it is the lest institute wver held in the county. From a private h-tter from Hoiv.-ird Cass. F.ditor ot the .Missouri School Journal. learn that Mate SujH-riiiD ndant Kirk reported that 1-r.'iiikliu comity ha 1 hy tar the lMt iiisticuti he lias vi-ited since he has icon in otlice. The ii:-iiti;tc closes todav witli a ii:sitii--s meeting. Free Seliolarxhip. Die last general as-emlilv made pro vision for free scholarship at the State niversitv. A general fund, the intcr- -l ::pin which is to pay for the scholarship, i- to : c derived from the follow-ng sources: A tax on all property left '.y'w'ill that is Hot willed to a father, mother, hti'haml. wife or direct lineal descent, and unless it lie left for char-J itahie. islucatioual or religious purposes and a tax of -Vt cts. upon every TI0IMI capital -took of new corporations, and a tax upon themanufai-tur-mg or ciidliii; ol patent m.-diciiics. :ilid all moneys that may escheat to the state. These in hrief are' the general provisions for raising a "Seminary fund" and a "State University Scholarship fund." It seems to us licit it will he many years lie fore this fund will he large enough in this county for the interest thereon to support even one free scholarship. These scholarships are to no to the students pas-ing the host examination . hefore an examining hoard, to he constituted as follows: One appointed hy the president of fie state hoard of education, one hy the county court, ami these two to select the third County Commissioner ( o!e has lieen ppoiiit-d asa niemher of this hoard hy the president of the curators. The county court will proli dily make their appoin; nient while in session next week. The tw: can then up; oint toitli nil the noaril. a' l proceed to exam'ue1 applicants for ile- empty honor of a free i scholarship. Kinpiy hecause of luck ol funds to make it real. The only money in this fund in this coutitv is 4H. ,.. which the sl ite treas- ui or has recently set t our county treasury to he credited to tl.o State University Soho'ardiii fund. This amount, is supposed to he three-fonr'hs of the fees paid into tin- stale treasury hy thel, i a-luiis-toii Ifmlding and Loan association, upon its recent incorporation. The oilier fourth of the fee wont into the St: to Seminary fend. This is a small hogi.nniiig hut it will sonic day a uoimt to a coiisiderahle. We have not yet given a list of the lawyers employed upon this case. They arc. for the stuteFos-cut-ing Attorney Wm. Zachritz of St. Louis c:tv. assisted hy Ho-i. Lee Meriwether. State Lalxir Commissioner of Missouri. Prosecuting Attorney Aug. Ilolte and Proh-ite Judge Chas. F Oallenkamp. of Union; on t'ie defense Kx-Uieut. Gov. Chas V Johnson, with the reputation of the greatest criminal lawyer in the state. Hon. "Nat" Dryden. and Chas. Noland. Esij.. all prominent members of the St. Louis bar. and associated with them are Hon. John W. Booth and Col. A. W. Maupin, liotli of Franklin Co. Ability, and enough of it on either side. The bulk of the proceedings in the great trial during Frid i: and Saturday of last week were uninieresting : there was much that was fairly disgusting. To prove hereditary alcoholic insanity. what scientists would term "inherited acquisition," in the accused, it was necessary, of course, to go back to his parents. And what a record was dragged from the graves, we may say, of the Uuestrows anil given a public airing ! Several times the question xvas asked. "Is it Arthur Duestrow. or his dead parents, that are oi trial ?' And the wonder was quite common that such a gre tt array of witnesses should lie produced to prove what was evident to all. that the prisoner was an indulged, spoiled child, that grew up to a drunken, besotted manhood. Witness :lver witness, commencing with her father by di-jxi-ition. testified that the mother of Arthur Duestrow was a nard driukor a drunkard ! The prevailing story was that her regular bill of fare commenced wi:h beer in the morning (One old lady who had lieen with her a good oeal estima- mated herd:'ll poti m of that heveage at a dollar's worth.) and progressed through regular grades or series of drinks until finishing off at night on democratic whiskey. This i imo was not at all times strictlv adhered to. At times she became irregular iu her habits and was liable to mix her li ink i idiseriiiiiuate-ly. No d.itiht if was this habit of mixing her drinks coupled with that other both progressive in their nature of drinking between drinks, th.it ee:lhled her. in her ad-v.i need years, to transmit pe:sonal tastes ami traits tc h-r offspring, and at tin same time peculiar ly qiialilicd her for the important secret mission, upon which Governor Johnson sent her to Kurope a year ago : Tin" Due-ti-ow paterf nnalias was neither forgotten nor neglecieii in the if mil.' group. He siietit his evenings at his "club." from which he was in-vari tbly carried homo, if not "too full for : ttereiico." with t o much ballast for locomotion. After the character foi drunkenness was we'l established in the parents, it was e-isy. by the loirie of the defense, t transmit it to the offspring. Arthur Duestrow did not make : reputation as a pubiio saloon drinker before ho was lifteeu or sixteen veal s of age. I'll he had long before jivon promise in the family circle of his abilities to maintain that family's reputation.By the time he reached the age when he should have been a man. his stomach had developed a remarkable capacity for ondonsatioti or of expansion, to be able to hold all the liquids (not to inoiit'on the crabs i object to any evidence beiuir reintroduced that had Iweti used in previous cases, as that had lieni judicially decided. The court took the matter under advisement until the next morning. Saturday morning. Judge Hirel de cided that any and all the exjiert testimony of the former trials was adinissa-b'.e and may lie introduced iu this. This opens the flood-gates to vast possibilities. Much of the testimony he-foie the coroner's court was read in the afternoon. Court adjourned iu time to allow of all of the St. Iouit contingency who desired to to take the sjiecial train that was put on for their accommodation, and that started at .V50 for the city. We were perfectly willing that many should take advantage, not of returning to the city so much as of getting away from Union. Monday, the ninth day of the trial, opened with promptness and tin flagged interest. The morning s-cia! from St. Louis brought a loud of attendants, but the bulk of ritT-ralTs and roughs the former companions of Duestow, who could '"speak by the caad" of his old orgies, have gone, neer to return, it is hoped. And with thtiin are gone the detectives whose duties resembled those of the cow-hoys of the southwest to keep the animals rounded up and well in hand, from getting too drunk. A few of that class of witnesses remained to relate old drunks today, and Duestrow seemed to enjoy the reminis-ctuices. as reviving fond memories of his halt-ion days. The story was generally given with tue old. uninteresting details. One witnes, a Mr. Lenze, gave a happy variation, added new light, us it were, to the subject. He had seen dashes, not sparks, hut regular tlashs, of electric light from Duest row's eyes!.' Did not estimate the amount nor kind of driiiKs it took to generate the lights, nor which drank the most iu order to see them, the witness or the pri:onr. Some of the old jail guar Is retold the old stories of Duestrow's pranks in jail, ami their was a clearing up of lay testi mony and gattintr ready for the expert. Since Monday the proceedings have olisisted principally of a repetition of what we have liefore heard detailed through two long and tedious triaU. the testimony of prolessors. doctor and experts. All the force before here for the defense are here again, excepting Dr. Chaddoek. who is absent with his f unily in Kurope. The ponderous Simons, brany Bremer, vivacious an I ready Baudys father and son. and Dr. Fit.patrick. all have their parts well learned Dr. Geo. C. Crandall is a new witness in the ease. The doctor is u young g.-ntleiiinti m idost and una suming. but. after his experience in the insane asylun ot Michigan and his course in Germany, he comes peculiar! ,-prepared for the task to which Gov. Johnson calls him. His testimony was of import ".nee t- the dcf 'Use. Dr. C. has assumed the chair of Professor of Medical Practice in Marioti-Sinmis Medical college. St Louis. Prof. Hamilton of St. Clair, and Dr. P. X. Builer of Washington, and Dr. L. P. Butler of Casco. are tin- witness, es of the county to testify on tiiedt-feuse. All s!i insanity in Duestrow. JACOB JUDY Returned tm Franklin Co. to An-Hxcr to the Charge of .Murder Conimited 18 Year i4 Ago. Union MarKot j-teDort Deputy Sheriff C. K. Terry started from Union on the 5:30 train last Sunday morning with a requisition in his pocket from Gov. Stone upon the governor of Arkansas for the person of one Jacob Judy, then in custody at Duval's Biuff. that state, and wanted here on the charge of murder. He returned with his man Wednesday forenoon. The following is a summary of what we know concerting the man and the crime with which he is charged: Some twenty years ago Mr. Jacob Judy came into our county and lived for a while on the farm then owned by ("apt. Immel, on the Burlmise, aliove Noser's mill. He had a bad reputation: was a dridkingand disorderly character. Finally, committing an overt act, a warrant was placed in the hands of Sheriff J. T. Crowe for his arrest. He then skipped the country. A few years later, in Febrttcry, 1STT, he was moving by wagon through the eastern part of our county, on his way to Arkansas. He stopped to camp, he says, near the farmhouse of the O'Garha family, near Catawissa. The family invited him into the house. The roads lieing bad. he stayed a few days with them, working for his board. He says there was much talk between the old man O'Garha and his son Janes and himself on the subject of trading horses. They, the father and sot finally claimed that a bargain had boon made: but he claims it was only condition il that he could sell the horse that he was to take from then:. Failing to do so. he claim"d his own back. They forbid his taking any of his property off the place iM'foru complying with the terms of their version of the trade. :le says one morning after the men had gone to work he look the horse tiny claimed he hud traded ihoni. from the stable and saddled to ride to the justice of the peace to lind out how to g t possession of his propert'-. A girl uw him and gave I lie al.nrrn. The old man ami soli came alter him and called for him to stop. The young man. James, overlook hun iboiit loo yards up tin-road, ami with a 'J-lbstoiie in one hand. grabU-d the horse's reins with the other and made threatening mot'io-is with the stone. "Then." says Judy. ' I pulled mv pitol and lired ! As tic old j man was coming up. i j-i iti ;". 1 from my horse and ran." After evadiiig the oliiei ii,a year or iwoiti Illinois and lu.ii innt. ho sa ' he Wheat per bu ."! ! Clover Seed 5 no Coin, per bu 71 Oats, per bu 40 I Bacon, per lb S 4 Butter per lb 5 7 Coffee, roasted Santos ."si Coffee, Maracaibo Roasted. . Hi) Coffee, fancy per lb 25 Coffee choice per lb 2.J Kifjfs, per doz 7 Ham. per lb 10 VI Oatmeal, per lb 10 Onions, per bn 75&lo Potatoes bu 40 K Rice per lb 5 s Sugar, granulated 71 8ugar, A 05 Sugar, light brown 4J Soda . o. Tea, un powder (& 7o OFFICIAL DIIRECTORY. Circuit Judge,. . . K. Hirzet, Clayton Probate Judge C. F. Gullenkaiup. Presiding Judge County Court Marshal A. Coleman, CampleIlton Associate Judge, 1st Dist., Robert Hoffmann, Washington Associa'K Judge 2nd Dist., K. 15. Denny Hemker County Clerk,. .Herman Wieseb Union Circuit Clerk, . John C. Weimer, Union Assessor, Pleasant A. Smith Beiiiont Collector, F. W Pehle. L'nku Sheriff Wm M. eiry. Union Recorder D. A. Schuster, Union Public Adm., .F. H. Thias, Washington Prosecuting Atty., A.H. B olte, U nion Surveyor,. ..... .Charles Moore, Union Treasurer, .. XV H Breokenkamp. U nion School Comm., f . A t ole, aslungton. Representative, .J. W. Martin,Shotweii Coroner. Dr. O.L. Mtiencli. T H E; SUGAR-PLUM w w Cw I w. AS NO QU ALm, r! Price $7.00- Delnci . any 1C. K. Station in Franklin Co. SATISFACTM N GUAR-ASTF.F.P or M e .. .u d.si. I4EHR H. KAMW, SOLE AG?.. WASHINGTON , MO. BUSINESS DIRECTORY! OF UNION, Ai'.SSObi?.. We Recommend to the Public all Whose t ames are Found in our Directory Column. Terms of the Court). The various Courts of Franklin Coun ty moot in Union on dates as follows: Circuit Court 2d Monday in Janu ary. 4th Monday in April. Sd Monday in Septemlter. County Court Regular terms, first Mondays of February. May. August, i ml November- Special terms, to grant dramshop licenses. 4th day of January and of July; to settle with collector. 1st Monday iu March: as a b ::rd of equalization. 1st Monday iu pril; as hoard of appeals. 4th Monday in April. Probate Court 1st Mondays in March. Juno, September and Decemlier. Side Lights Gardner, on the defense. Was culled away l ist week, hut the trial continued. Thoro is a noticeable difference between tlie chai'actar of the lay witnesses for the state ami for the defence. None of the foi mor wore drunk and lighting on the streets. in the estimation of a dollar's worth of beer a day drank, it was not stated whether the calculation "us based upon that he pourd into J the price per glass, by the --growler." No won. lor hi' Fut it N iti -. i- !:: M!er- .;i:'-r--:' ltr,'.-i-."! i:r.i irs.'lhl -'.'it t "'"', Mitt ire. y iii" t. nil t-rntiors iir.il i in :lic- est -lie ,it il.-nrv ltrriel. I H;i"i-T',m.-. : in? utstraior ,N lr li.ahf lin:,l h ill, in, nt tliflef ft e : li-rin "I' !l ; in ..!- .mirl of r r:oik;iii t . iss.n i l. ni ;! in the ro- ale urt : :ii til cnit Inms... .it I n on, beginning ee: St I'leinl.i r ):'. liK i;;.K iii-l-TKl.s, .iii:ii.;s:r:i. i. hs s - .a. --Jai. . -i r 2 .1 r 3 !(!.. "At ciuuzc. '"i :.e r t j.: A Fa . Pt- tr-. "'il'.'--. Jcos; -i i. t.'.- ti"t - seal Vsi. .i.-r.".- !..e ; i r.rci Real Eftate Transfers. Mugdaleiia .t. S haul- to Silas A. Hall & Otto Schmidt, property in Bergor Silas A. Hall & Otto ohmidt to Irs. M. M. Sciiaub, propei-ty in Bergor H-nry Jiiedeiiiann t Silas A. Hull & Otto Schmidt, properiy in Bergor ! Magdalena M. Si'haub to Silas A. Hull & Otto Schmidt, property in Bergor Henry Breder to Fred Gruiieker. 40 a in :-. 44, 3 w Mary A. Pigg t K. A. Pigg. property in Sullivan John Noser toll nry Strelilinann It) a iu is. 4. w J. T. Crow to II. W. land i;i sec :!. 4:! 2 w Wai. Si haefer to Aug !i5 i a in survey IU4 Aug. L'ei 11:1 ril to (.'has. 37 a in 27. 4(i, 4 v tiiat receptich spells of staring vacantly at nothing, or that he went armed against imaginary foes. The oiiiy wonder is that it as not snakes instead of burglars tiiar infested him. And a!i of this terrible showing up of family and the man is iu his --ie- fense. !" lo what oxt-nt docs crime excuse crime ': There was an occasional variation in this monotonous rtciiai of debauchery and evil doing. Gov. Johnson was on the outside much of the time during the last two navs ol ti.o week. Aot tooling well, he eft the arduous duties of the court room to his trusty lieutenants, while he took fresh air. B:it the sequel proved he was n t out solely for his health. He delected a state's detective coach ing some of the witnesses for the defense. A vigorous objection was011-t'-reil. which b.d fair fur a while of being hud I - r oy the keg. This is the lir.-t trial the county ovi had ot importance to warrant running an extra train to accommodate its at tendance. r.verv tram from St. Louis hnugs additions 10 our St. Louis coutitigents- e.ieh one returning takes some away. With the return of the eminent .x- nerts. wo have a wonderlul uggregati 11 of brains, and a fa r amount of adepost as well its some other mutter n town. It is generally concede I that t!i expeits are up to the denial. ds much iieiter than tliey were on the previous trials. Th,i Du -strow case has been a progressive school to iheui. If tin S'.ime jury hud boon continued in tin case, t ley might have caught on t some of the phraseology or tochni -liul'ities of a scientific n:;'.kcup crazy subject. j would have learned .something, or gone settled by the iieeiisb "rry 00 lo. B'lt it wa- disposed of for the tiiiie bv the -J0(Ml iro iciiinr liTivimr t ie deleetile siihnoo. tnied us a witness, us bv so ,lo,g !: 1arn--"1 ,n l I would :.t least heexeluded from ll.e eon,'! 1 '", m1 dlM-lHO.!." the jury lemeluoo crazy themselves, It would be interesting to krow ji s, huw much of all the expert profoundly settl'il in Ark:iisa-. h-u'o he ha - sim-.-t rio 1 to lead an honest life, under the assumed 11 m 1 1 1 of Jacob Joiiuson. The fo.. g.ing is tue ver.ioii of tic-a ff a if as given by tlie uceu-eil throughout. He was iiuiictoii for nu.rder in the first degree by a Franklin county grand jury on Ma.r 21. I--77. Theie are now m o living witnesses to the crime, he ill tier nd the si-te: of the tieocasotl.-the latt'-r l''l!ig Mi's. Joiiil ('only of C;.ts !ss i. His tin--! tu t.'!t'oti u:id arre-t wer... bri.iitht :i:,o it throi:g;. a family quarrel, tie- hiishand of a d- tighter who was but two viai's o'.,i when the f tthor did til." tiend. l'e;.oit llg i the civil illihor- ities am! L.e.v 1 i'-.d'-d 1 1 1 Sliei- i il" Terry. That t tin '.' h-d tie leqni- sltlOII p-pe!'- I "111 ItoV. MllIK III liaiol. 111 anticipation of wiul was coimug when the telegram ciiite Saturday night ia-t. i:;-li ing Inn. that the man was ready: and Kdg.tr Terry was readv lo start on t .10 lu -t tiaiu Dopu'y Terr-, rcpoit- that as far as he coil d hear. Ill-' acciisotl irars ago name in Ark:ni-:i- Onlrr of l'nHu-itthn. STATK OF MISSIICHI. i C. unity of Krankliu. s In the L'inruit Conrtef Hid county. .Seiiteiiilier term . Isaft, in vaualion. Julv lit. ls:5 ACTION TO KMUIlCK TAX I. IKS. The state r Mi"soiiri, at the relation anil to ill." msi'.u hrnli-rit k W. I'tlile. cotlecier ot the rrvfiiue in antl ri thf county oS Kr:nkiin . i n t it-s . tie el Missom i. t'laiiuiir. vs. Luther 11. V1111. K:wsr l Itn-l.-ll ami .l.ihn s. smith, 1 i(.l.-alantd. . at ihis day, cunes the lni iitltT'. liy .-tuii.sel . l--.,re the lilldersiiwd I l'rk "if th I'irt-uit lMirt of t-rankliii kuiii. M,suri. j i.i vaeatieii. ami liltss lie-eoi its p 'ittion. alleif- tui; a.ti.ini; other tuns'?' lli.il tie- s.-.i.i nt'ien.i-.nit. -I .tin s smith, is a nmi-i i-siilini nt the siat-'.u Missouri, and cannot he soiiiinoned in .ins .it'tioi. It is therefore ordered hy the clerk al'nie.said, 111 vacaieia, that puhlicatioii be made notify-.nit sue I deieiittant, John S. Smith, that ,n te.i.iu has been coaniienee i aatlist him hy IMHitioii in the circuit coart ol 1 lunklin coun-1., in the .state ot Missouri, the object ami s'enei al nalure of w Inch 1 ri In enl'oree tue lien of .in- state of Mi-iouri lor t.ixes upja the llo-ui-- il-s,,ribe,l lauds situated ia .1 fnu.-ily, to-it : 1-i Iit i, N-W 1-4 sec I. town HI, K 2 w, .ml K 1 i 01' Lot -J. N K I- sec i, to 11 4o. It i w .Hid lo r- coxer the .-iiiiouut 01 taxes due on aid lands f.,r Hie years l-:il. V.rl. and 1-slti, ana io.it unless lit tie and arear at the next rei;u-nr term of this court. 10 ne lirjuu 1 nd livid ,t Hi." court house iu th." tn of Union, r 1 aiikliii county, Miss mi 1. on the :d Monday 111 sepi.-min-r next, s:Ct. and 011 or bt-lore the liuni lav Ihi'teiU ( 1 the term shall lelitf cili- t i 11 lit-, il not, laeii before the euu ot the t rim, and answer or demur lo plaintiff's petition, . ..e name will be taken as confessed and Jtids-;ne:il rendered accordinKly. it is luriher oeieri'd mat a copy ht-r-'il in- pubiistn'.ta.:coi-.i-111.4 to law 111 the i'riiuiip-Kcfiit!;cuu, a newspaper primed and puolishe.t in saet louniy of t ihiiIiiu. Missouri. A true cop) from the record. Attest: 1. s .ISO. I WEIMKlt. .1.11 sc iai'ku. Circuit derk. Attortiei l.ir llaintilf. CJeneral Mereliandlt-ie. J. C, Rein hard. North-west of Pubic Square. B. B. Beckmann. Fast Cedar !t Reinhard Bros., C'or. and Locus sts.. south-west cor. Public Squire. Qorg & Moutier, North Union, near Di'pot. H. II. Kunip, 41ti & 418, E. oth St.. Washington. Mo. Ileal Kntate. Qallnkamp & Wood, Cedar St. Stovi-K and Hardware. Oscar Busch, cor. Church & Locus sts., south-east cor Public Sqtiere. H-mIm d Nhnes. C. Arand & Son. Fast Cedar st. A. J. Mueller, North of Pub. Square. Drugs. liast side Pub. Square ZEltT- H, VITT. Union, Uc. Convenient Vehicles hired out and Conveyance Furni-hed at liites to suit tlieCtinies. Alsc All kinds of Teaui Work done. WBLDAY'S NURSERY L. D Wkldav. Uxiox. M. Grows and Sells j FRUIT and ORXAMFXTAL TRFJ5S j ut.d VINKS. Kt.'.. j Best suited to our soil and c-imate. I PRICKS as LOW as ;o.i.i Stock, true t name, and Honest and Fair Dealing wi'd admit. We will start a Branch Nursery at Hollow P.O.. St. Louis Co.. this fall. You can got trees at the Nursery, at UNION r HOLLOW." . Mueneh, I.nntHer and P. F. A. Berdmg.. I'liilip I5rieileb, J. H. Bartle. tin I Mime. Union, St. Clair. St. Clair, Mo M... Mo. I. C. RniNi-W DEALER IN 1r. Price's Cream Baking Powder World' - Fair Mizhe Medal .nd Oiploma. FAIR FACES Disfigured by Eruptions ARE rt BED BY AYER'S Sarsaparilla "Some years OJ ago, I was in a q terrible coiuii- o tion Willi a 1m- 5 O nior, or enii- q; tlon, w hi ell O tireke out all J" over my face 1 and body. See- O; g the testl- " f inony 01 others 'as to the i-fll- Oj cacy of Ayer's gj Sarsattarilla in like case. I concluded o: to give this liiedicine a trial, and the 05 result was a tliorouidi ure. no slKn of Q the complaint making its appearance of since. I have no hesitation In recnin- Oj nn - - - Fackler. I'ardiok. IlUl'll. B room. Desiring to ml himself entirely of his presence. Johnson telegraphed to Chief llarrigan a request that the obnoxious detective be recalled. This was considered sharp -iractico. but Zachritz got in a good counter by having the detective siibpoenied as a w itness for tin-state, and claiming his presence at court! So Dot-ctive Viehl remained in several different capacities. One Wm. Byrd, an intelligent persim- loO j niou-colorcd protluct of a St. Louis inivtUM' of rce-, gave details of a 120 ! '''-"'I' hunt oii.-e upon a tiiti-" near ( 'uii.i. Mo. It was upon that occasion lint oj.) 1 Dllesl row shoe an I killed a lino nog. but it'll 1.1 a passion of anger, us baboon rteatt'ii. Tiio auiiiiii.il had 1 mis.tirti.ae to h ive a leg broken under 41 H 1 ,'.'". 1 2;oo :$,( 41.0 liiemling Ayer's Sarsaparilla lor any 0; kind of skin ilrsease." J. W. DEAN, oi Moss 1'olnt, Miss. g Aunr'n The HICI 0 Only 1 . -a A a. ..a WaHH. C 1 V III I LLsTWl a Mis, wvwiis. s. . - q pooooooooooooooooooooooo. Onli-r ' I'u bin at ion. Statk oe Missoi'iti, 1 ts. 1 oiinty or Kr.nklin. I In the Circuit Court f said t'oiiiuv. .September term, j.s'.'.'i; ia vara-tioi.. Julv 111. IS!C. Action toKnforie Tax Lb-ti. The state of Missouri at the relation and to the use of Frederick W.l'ehle. collector ..f Hie itevei.iie in anil for the Countv ol irnnkliii. in the State of Missouri, pl'dlitilT. !. Amos iV Maupui. L. Frnik I'.irker, Koben HoT-:iiaiin and A . -I Seav. lelenda:its Now. at Ibis tlav comes tn iilaititilT. bv ..nn, ii. belore the uiidcr-i - led C:erl: o. tie- I Circuit Court of Iranklin County. M,ss.:u i I in jtt-:itio.. and liles herein its p.-:i:io!i. all-"ir- i iijr an. 01m ether thins thai Hie del. ua.iiil. A ' i seav . is a iion-reseb'iit of the state ..f Miss I ntri, ai d cannot be summon .! in this nc ion ! It is therefore ordered by the clerk atoesael . 1 i:i va a;i.oii, that publicali-in he ru.eb- i,oli:yin; ' said deienitaiit thai an action ha.- been cm iiieiiced against hun by pe'.ili .nin Hi Circuit t urt or f rai kliu cuiiuty. 111 lie' 'a;e 01 oiss :eri. '.he i.bj.s't and Keiierai iiatui- tit whirl is to enforce the lieu el' the slat. 'I .Missouri lor t.-i ves unon tile lollou uiic dewribeil land suual tl in .-aid county. to-,tu: Lois numbered :l. 4, and 111 block HI. O. T. i'nion. and lo recover tlie aiie-uul el tn.xe.. due oil s.i.d lands lor the years ls-.w, l-.o. and li.i. and that unless he be aiel :ipii ar at ti." ...At r-itular term of this curt, to ne beuii .ml held at the court housf in n.ecitv ol I num. Franklin county. Miss.niri. "n the! ,1 lav iu spl. niher next, ls:-.'. aedon or 1 1- , ..re me third day lln n-ol (if the t-rm -nail I. oik conliniie. it not. then b. lore Hi" - -1 1 I l Lilt- lerm). an 1 answer to ilvinur : pbut.tit! 's petition, the same will t .Kt-.. as ronl ind ju.iitoieiit rendered accoriinl , . It is furl her ordered thai a copy hereoi be putilish-d I ;Lccordiii(; to law iu the Iribui.e Ueptii.iicaii, a i new spap-r printed and Oih.ish.-d iu sao. conn :tytd Franklin, Missouri. ' A true copy from the record. I .vttkst: (L s.J JSO. C. WF.I.MElt. J. II . s, hai'Kii. l ir. ml Cicrk. lift! Attorney f jr "daiDti 1 Millinery, Miss CoraHibbard, West of Public) Square. ! Merchant Tnilwr. J. W. Heill, North-West of Pubh'c Square. I'ni.tit Marble Yard. Edwin Baur, Cedar st. ' l'hxMiciaii. U. Q. Miller, Ovei J, C. Keinhani's ; Store. H. A. C. Poppenhusen, south of Public ; square. j A. Housemanp, laonard Buildmr ; Washington Missouri. ; DenllKtry. S. T. Peter, Main St., near postof- lice, Washington. W. i. Hempeimann. Now Haven Mo Law. C. F. Galleukamp. at l!eal Lstate ollice I'hos. B Crews, St. Louis. Fnrni.ni-e. J. F. Hoin .&S011. West Pub. Square.; ISIat-Ksiiuiiii A Ag..Iniliiueiit- 1- ti. Gehlere & ('o.. West Cedar st. A. Szyinaiisky & Son. Fast Cedar st. Ten 111 lug. Herman Vitt, Union, Mo. icn. Insurance. Baur tJt Il'iliinaiin. Union. Mo. Kahmuiin & Plies, Washington, Mo. little). 1 Union Hotel, Mrs. Moutier. North til Public Sqiian;. North Union. Goo. W. Link, 2ear Depot., Home House, (.'urban Bake:. salooiiM. Star." A. Kraiiiolow sky. North of Pubiio Square. iViamoad." O. Strockef, South of Public Square. nciil Market. Henry Simons, oast of Public Squaie. Xun-eriew. L. Wehlav. I 111011 Mo. DRY GOODS. GROCERIES. EPS. SCHOOL BOOKS a Specialty. SOLID THROUGH TRAIN? j--most !S T. L. O.U I fisl -fa Kansas Citv. St. Joseph OMAHA. ENER, St. Paul & if inneaptoii WITH estibuled Drawinff Zoon cJlv in? Oars declining: Chair Car Seats Fret PACIFIC C0A5 ONLY ONL CHAM or I KS TO THE BEST 1.1 JME FOR 1 KA & THE BLACK KXZ.U. I Hoars Quickest tim; to OAifM and COLORADO POINTS. Trains laily IIilweeH 51 1 ;iaul uiiil .tl in nea olii. tienersl e.'H-t-i D. C IVES. t ri :.-.it t. St.. Lou P- F- A.- BERDISG, UNION Mmj GARPENTLlv. GOiHTRG ;0R AND 3UILDE AiSo proprietor of th i invi trthe ladiksof union )UNI0N LuMBErl YABJt o Kive a C AUKKLI, I N'Si';X 1 K N OK.V ill (if.'e GtithitUt': tt gpQtfy liOODrj, which, in addition to h Coinitlct Ln 7 . . of HKST-l'l.ASS M1I.UNKKV, imauae i tloni, a,I mil ft.nt all I)RESS-MAKIN(r . ' noilerial. . MiLLlAIERY. A N D n o;t i;o n;s "AT!srACT!ON OITARAOTEtD three hours, saying nothing about tin-dei'staniliiio; it. How iiiuny of the Duestrow jurvn en will ie able to diasjiioso a hy ol helical progress! e ease of paranoia, wilh tlebisive h.tllueiii.tiioiis. ha cinr sulieuta neo'is antecedents iiulicalivo of sarcoj. t s sc.ihoi. wilh pruritis ani lendi net -. and a few more precincts to In; ht ai. from When foi hotti iiiioo ceases to be a v r, tte. Attorney liooth should serve an injunction o 1 the caricature makers. Gaidiier has n-turncd. The btf'.nuiii;t of the en linjr is no: V;'t visible. Admin Sotlee is hereby fiver-, tlmt lett.-rs or istratl 1 1 upon tfie ..slat. i; .n,-ir!it-ii s ece3':. i.n-.e i.e.-n ur:.ni-i ti-s.iiet oy the iie:;;. ti' ( r-."oate 'r:u,l.lin eiieiitv ltss- u.i. . IsUi, All l,-rs lis li iviits el.t:o:s ,-, .; isi.-ite nre r tu;r". to -x' !!!'! r'-eni .iiniistrator for ailo'.vioe'" m ii:ii.i one 1 sahl tlaie. ortlie innj- In- j.r .'l.t ie l lieneht 01 sanl eslr,-,.. am; t,.a". Us.; nre not .r.'seii:tsl niiltin m-i i.-r-r- r tlale of lite lMll;e:ttioli ol this :i 'ir ". lie lol'ever ortrr-.t. i..,.T.tK. Sons'iiM-. .lieii!istratrix. i.lniin- :-.liit . leeler- -I s.t-.i I a.- 1 r i'r 'it! ;u aii II.-' 1' Marrit.se Licecsas. ( has. T Hiibbi rtf Julia KrawiK A. H. Hancell saiah F. Ni ft Claude It. Moody Anna Hacheumucher S. Louis County St. Charles Uuiou tin; w.ioon wheel, ami Duestrow shot it 0111 ot pity. He was caii'tbie of pity for a i'uj. Ho shot him. took a drink, shod a teal'. Ii-ok a strt. litter ill ink mol sent to to n foi more whiskey! The deieiise ..ITeivtl r. . intro lu :e evi df nee Friday Ikut causeu the state t THE TWiCu-A Wl S PUB IC ! a' i . i 1 i 1. ;. Good Only Until Ma on it. 2895. B.B BECKMANK 11 ALKlt l. GEERAL AiEuCKADl St. DRY GOODS; CHOICE FAMILY G- R O G K ' S Ll'C. N.B . nitKSS-MAKIXti W'll receive iii'tst vaieriil At nt o:i.; COKA II1I5UAI.1). Uni'tn MiSMim r I NION, l . 'K . l . ;C jy IOUKI. Tlior p'a't e I wa an iuteii'stinjr game of ha' it Sunday atthe home of A it.; Ueinmert. on Bijr Creek, between li' 'ii inipion City ciilh .nn! a nine made : j oi'taeltio; ( rook ami lii-.tuloiil ciii'.- aii.l resnlte I la the Champion Citv eio- ln'i nir he iteii by a so u e of is to l.'i. Jr. Price's Cream Biking Powder Most Perfect Made. Send two now -uh-i 1 lit l e, i! h 1 ilolial's aio! act .in - voai five Seii'l font new sol, I ri'.. r v.Tth fouri lol'ars . ii' I receive 1 ii ; r. ! : e. ear- with -lit cost ! "I 'o yo i i i i w n ot. " t'.i ir: In n you j see it "r w.-rdt.. t ' - i- sli-. ci.'i.t." j dr.ss th;. pKi'l'ltl.IC j . t t .oiii, M ' LIWERY flfiD-, FEED SI A . I.E UNION. MISSOURI. Buck & W .ntson PKOPKI KTOKS. THOS. B. CREWS, AlTOrtlkY Af LAW, OFt t'K t -Ho oiiis 3:s i irieli;uililiu- ., tli aiel In ust Sireeis, at. i.oniM. Mo. H.A C. POPPENHUSEN, M. D. 1 PHYSICIAN & SUHUEON tn'ru:i:t so ifii t'nhiu- sii,. e UXIO. H I r i 1 UNION MEAT MARKET, ! j-,,Y WIELWRV VIQISIS j EAST OF PUBLIC SQUARE j A GOOD SUPPLY OF : FKESH MEATS, SAUSAGES i AND A-EJ ; Co': taiit'.v First -Class Uigs of ah kinrs iiml Care fill Drivers furnished. '.ULYSSES G. MILLER, PHYS J AN & StliiuliM Qjfice ver -J . C Heinhanfs Store. iPS 'I euu , ir. tit Te ct Jtoite (Jt it n e c f mi , oveb'oc'rC ea.st ot Catholic Gitiirt-h. lO.V - .tliNMOiirl O'l ti ;Sore Eyes, Weak Eyest INFLAMED EYEB. 1 4.TVPL. T I " l 1? J 1 ' I -V LATI(s, ULCERATIONS, etc. s Tivtt i vrvTi -v,- 't-nrr. nxp DR. JAGXSON'S '.INDIAN EYE SALVE. itl.;1.- rrhtl to the nffttcttd. ' A safe, f ire ai:.i loeiisiint i r:iedv WMk liJM Mn eei-llie.ion. t ailing Kys M;lil Hi'-hireil. ' Also a cert'oi: ure for 2'le. f't-er Sore, ' Burn and Chappi! Ha nil or Salt Rheum. t ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT AT 25 CENTS. t 53